Understood - but I am still not clear that "InstantGo" is the same exact thing as "Connected Standby". Yes, it could be just a change in marketing terms, but this is not clear.
Connected Standby is now Microsoft* InstantGo
InstantGo (new name for connected standby)
Yes indeed. Personally, I didn't encounter the term InstantGo before reading this thread. At first, I wasn't sure either if it was the same. But after doing some research, here is what I found:
A document from Intel mentioning at the second page:
A web page mentioning:
This makes me think that the original term was Connected Standby but Microsoft decided to create a brand and name it InstantGo.
Guess what's in this bag from the Austin Microsoft store!
https://ttuxna.bn1.livefilestore.co...rXFsr-OxY/WP_20131022_10_37_42_Pro.jpg?psid=1
A rotting dead puppy?
I want one! They're delicious.
Right, think I'll chip in here.
From what I've read, I came to the conclusion that the Surface 2 didn't have InstantGo, because when I use the new Alarms app, I get this message at the top:
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When I click that link, I am then told that if I see that message, then my device does not have InstantGo:
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However, having used the Alarms app this morning, I find out that the alarm does go off if the device is asleep.
I'm confused.
The top isn't completely straight. Guess this one is going back to the store after work.
http://i.imgur.com/ssm94Nu.jpg
Each one I've seen is like that
Maaaaan. They better not all look like that. It's annoying.